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3y ago
Isn’t the reason for the empty space just because it’s a tablet — by which I mean that the dimensions are determined by a large screen? Phones are dense inside because they have to be small.
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3y ago
It sounds like a build-to-flip startup idea is to create a dating service geared towards creating LTRs and growing it to the point where you get on Match's radar.
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3y ago
I enjoyed that video. I recommend watching that video, albeit at 2x speed because his delivery is so slow, but great content.
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3y ago
Look like piñatas. Have some kids hit them with sticks. Might get some candy.
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3y ago
I see more and more complaints about bugs, anyway. I use it all day every day without issues, though. Not sure what to make of that. It’s not that I don’t believe those who are affected. I’m just not sure one can conclude that it’s getting
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3y ago
To clarify, TFA says that the open-source plugin will remain open source and freely available on GitHub and the marketplace. If that's what we're calling "malicious" these days, then I'm not exactly outraged. Rather
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3y ago
It took me way too long to read this correctly. I thought it was about the toffee bar. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heath_bar
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3y ago
The parallels with harmony in music are also interesting, including notes opposite each other on the circle of fifths being tritones, for which complementary colors are a great analogue.
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3y ago
I like the section: “Move algorithms to your subconsciousness” Practice makes permanent.
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3y ago
Yetter still, it (eza)is being maintained.
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3y ago
Got to fight tooth and nail to protect tax cuts for bajillionaires, yo. Who knows, any one of us might be one someday.
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3y ago
Take a moment to appreciate how nice of a name that is.
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3y ago
You're in luck. There are about a billion instances of "why isn't my urban planning optimal?" out there for you to dig into.
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3y ago
I only called it out to note that the lack of walkability in the area made this bridge stand out. As someone who thoroughly enjoyed the piece, this smells like ignoring the obvious answer to the question. The place lacks it. The bridge pr
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3y ago
In case you want a heads-up about a typo in your post: I see the word segway, which is the trademark name of a two-wheeled personal transport device. I believe you meant to use the verb “segue” instead.
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Would there be any interesting science to be had if we sent something to orbit Jupiter that could wait for, detect, and get us closer readings/views of such impacts?
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3y ago
I confess, it's difficult for me to think about the company as "they" (plural). It seems only "he" (narcissistic singular) since no one in his orbit can disagree with him and survive. Moreover, from watching what he
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3y ago
I'd say it's more a choice that you need to make: is what you don't want more important than being there?
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3y ago
Shouldn't it be more like "according to the ARM TrustZone specification"?
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3y ago
That sounds like the answer to my question is: that's what HCT is meant for, but no there aren't any such resources, because it’s supposed to be as simple as tweaking the numbers. Am I reading that right? Also, I'm getting th
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3y ago
Are there any good resources to learn how to use it? Let's say that I knew that I needed 6 colors in an application: a red, a yellow, a blue, an orange, a green, and a purple — that is, the 3 primary colors and the 3 secondary colors.
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3y ago
This is an infinite loop of CAPTCHAs for me. For all I know, they're trying to trick humans into doing CAPTCHAs for bots.
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3y ago
I thought it started for the watch, and was then brought to iOS and then macOS.
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3y ago
That sounds like a valuable exercise. I wrote a word processor. There was an issue of 80 Micro that had a simple buffer in assembly (I think they called it Scripy) and I wrote some BASIC around it for various other functions, so that I coul
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3y ago
A compiler from what to Z80? (I think there’s a word missing in what you wrote.) I started on a Model I and I’m curious about your compiler. I miss some aspects of those old machines. It was great, as a learner, that the ROM and a DOS like
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3y ago
Think of the rate of jostles. On a bicycle, the device will be perturbed when you hit a bump in the road. Worst case would be mountain biking, probably. On a motorcycle, without dampening, the perturbations would be measured in Hz, and impa
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Device manufacturers can engineer for longer useful lifespan by oversizing the battery, can't they? Do they all do that to the same extent?
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Disney is not toxic. Ordinary people don’t care for the culture war bullshit they’re being targeted with.
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3y ago
Follow the link to the paper itself that titzer put in their comment. Towards the bottom, right above the Acknowledgements section, there's several WAV files with descriptions of each one.
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3y ago
I could. It's pretty obvious in journal.pbio.3002176.s007.wav
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